ecclesiastical and lay corporations
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Black's law dictionary.
HENRY CAMPBELL BLACK, M. A..
1990.
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ecclesiastical corporation — Ecclesiastical and lay corporations. In the English law, all corporations private are divided into ecclesiastical and lay, the former being such corporations as are composed exclusively of ecclesiastics organized for spiritual purposes, or for… … Black's law dictionary
ecclesiastical corporation — Ecclesiastical and lay corporations. In the English law, all corporations private are divided into ecclesiastical and lay, the former being such corporations as are composed exclusively of ecclesiastics organized for spiritual purposes, or for… … Black's law dictionary
lay corporation — Ecclesiastical and lay corporations. In the English law, all corporations private are divided into ecclesiastical and lay, the former being such corporations as are composed exclusively of ecclesiastics organized for spiritual purposes, or for… … Black's law dictionary
lay corporation — Ecclesiastical and lay corporations. In the English law, all corporations private are divided into ecclesiastical and lay, the former being such corporations as are composed exclusively of ecclesiastics organized for spiritual purposes, or for… … Black's law dictionary
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